Toontrack solo

Toontrack Solo is a standalone software application that enables you to use Toontrack libraries and plugins without the need for a digital audio workstation (DAW). It provides a convenient way to browse, audition, and manage your Toontrack content.

Yes, Toontrack Solo supports most VST and AU plugins, allowing you to use them alongside Toontrack libraries and plugins in your standalone setup.

Toontrack Solo requires an internet connection for initial product activation. However, once activated, an internet connection is not necessary for regular usage.

Toontrack Solo is specifically designed as a standalone application and is not meant to be used within a DAW. However, you can export any MIDI or audio files created in Toontrack Solo and import them into your preferred DAW for further editing and production.

To install Toontrack libraries into Toontrack Solo, simply run the installer provided by Toontrack for each library. During the installation process, make sure to select the option to install the library into Toontrack Solo. Once installed, the library will be available for use within the application.

Yes, you can use your existing valid Toontrack product licenses within Toontrack Solo. Once activated, the licensed products will appear in the Toontrack Solo interface, ready to be used.

The system requirements for Toontrack Solo may vary depending on your operating system, but generally, it requires a modern computer with a minimum of 4GB RAM and a decent processor. For more detailed specifications, please refer to the official Toontrack website.

Toontrack Solo is licensed per user, not per computer. You can install and activate Toontrack Solo on multiple computers as long as you are the sole user of those installations.

Currently, Toontrack Solo is only available for desktop operating systems such as Windows and macOS. There is no official mobile version of the software.

If you need support or have any questions regarding Toontrack Solo, you can visit the official Toontrack website and access their support resources. They provide documentation, tutorials, and a support ticket system to assist users with any issues they may encounter.